Sentence examples for consistently exposing from inspiring English sources

In a May 2018 report, Dr. Rod Brunson, dean of the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice, found that police stops are applied highly unevenly, "consistently exposing youth of color to a wide range of harms".

Mata'utia was consistently exposed defensively.

The bill is a sloppy piece of work whose gaps have been consistently exposed by three trade union musketeers: Lord McCarthy, Baroness Turner and Lord Wedderburn.

The Guardian has consistently exposed the flaws in Andrew Lansley's NHS reforms, never better than today.

But the diagnoses of melanoma in the registry were mostly on the back, trunk and limbs, areas not consistently exposed to the sun.

The Tate director, Sir Nicholas Serota, defended the choice for the fourth plinth, saying Haacke was "a very fine artist who has consistently exposed those things that need to be exposed in the world".

He made the Lions tour to the West Indies that winter but a loose technique was consistently exposed the following season, and Lyth subsequently lost his place at the top of the Yorkshire order to Joe Root.

And in decades of performances given while under hypnosis, Mr. Mullican has consistently exposed the private realm of his unconscious to public scrutiny in the hope of tapping universal patterns of behavior.

This is seriously good news, because it is in the key playmaking positions that GB and now England have been consistently exposed at the highest level, and in which Super League clubs have most often looked overseas.

In the study by the University of Glasgow, young adults who were consistently exposed to prominent calorie labelling of main meals ordered meals with almost 20 per cent fewer calories than when the meals were not labelled.

The etymologies like space syntax, isovist, convex space, rhythm, and footprint are consistently exposed within the realm of urban planners and architects.